Baby Eyes & a Stray Beagle

Gloria came over today with a small beagle in her arms that she had found
while she was walking in the woods, checking the fences. I was scared when I
saw her approach, thinking the little dog might be injured, but no, she was
carrying him because her dogs were unhappy about his presence and being mean
to him.

The beagle had a name and phone number on his collar, and Gloria used my
phone to leave a message on the owner's phone to call me, then left the dog
in my living room and went home. Meanwhile, Abelard, Tommy and Eli all had
their fur and backs raised and kept their distance. Baby Eyes was in another
room at the time.

The beagle noticed the catfood dish on the kitchen floor and headed that
way, so I carried him outside and tied him to a post at the base of the
porch steps, to await the owner to reclaim him. I didn't want to let him eat
here and get any notions about coming back.

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me, walked
right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then began licking
his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 14:56:55 -0600, "Pat"
yodeled:

Gloria came over today with a small beagle in her arms that she had found
while she was walking in the woods, checking the fences. I was scared when I
saw her approach, thinking the little dog might be injured, but no, she was
carrying him because her dogs were unhappy about his presence and being mean
to him.

The beagle had a name and phone number on his collar, and Gloria used my
phone to leave a message on the owner's phone to call me, then left the dog
in my living room and went home. Meanwhile, Abelard, Tommy and Eli all had
their fur and backs raised and kept their distance. Baby Eyes was in another
room at the time.

The beagle noticed the catfood dish on the kitchen floor and headed that
way, so I carried him outside and tied him to a post at the base of the
porch steps, to await the owner to reclaim him. I didn't want to let him eat
here and get any notions about coming back.

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me, walked
right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then began licking
his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.

That is so sweet.





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"Pat" wrote in message
...
Gloria came over today with a small beagle in her arms that she had found
while she was walking in the woods, checking the fences. I was scared when
I
saw her approach, thinking the little dog might be injured, but no, she
was
carrying him because her dogs were unhappy about his presence and being
mean
to him.

The beagle had a name and phone number on his collar, and Gloria used my
phone to leave a message on the owner's phone to call me, then left the
dog
in my living room and went home. Meanwhile, Abelard, Tommy and Eli all had
their fur and backs raised and kept their distance. Baby Eyes was in
another
room at the time.

The beagle noticed the catfood dish on the kitchen floor and headed that
way, so I carried him outside and tied him to a post at the base of the
porch steps, to await the owner to reclaim him. I didn't want to let him
eat
here and get any notions about coming back.

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me,
walked
right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then began licking
his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a
dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.

What a gorgeous story!

Yowie

in article , Pat at
wrote on 3/31/04 2:56 PM:

Gloria came over today with a small beagle in her arms that she had found
while she was walking in the woods, checking the fences. I was scared when I
saw her approach, thinking the little dog might be injured, but no, she was
carrying him because her dogs were unhappy about his presence and being mean
to him.

The beagle had a name and phone number on his collar, and Gloria used my
phone to leave a message on the owner's phone to call me, then left the dog
in my living room and went home. Meanwhile, Abelard, Tommy and Eli all had
their fur and backs raised and kept their distance. Baby Eyes was in another
room at the time.

The beagle noticed the catfood dish on the kitchen floor and headed that
way, so I carried him outside and tied him to a post at the base of the
porch steps, to await the owner to reclaim him. I didn't want to let him eat
here and get any notions about coming back.

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me, walked
right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then began licking
his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.



What a charmer!!

Karen

Pat wrote:
I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.

Awww... what a lovey! I'm really interested to see how our kids will
react to my MIL's new d*g Daisy.

--
Victor Martinez
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"Pat" wrote

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me,
walked
right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then began licking
his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a
dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.

Aww, how sweet!

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 14:56:55 -0600, "Pat"
wrote:

Gloria came over today with a small beagle in her arms that she had found
while she was walking in the woods, checking the fences. I was scared when I
saw her approach, thinking the little dog might be injured, but no, she was
carrying him because her dogs were unhappy about his presence and being mean
to him.

The beagle had a name and phone number on his collar, and Gloria used my
phone to leave a message on the owner's phone to call me, then left the dog
in my living room and went home. Meanwhile, Abelard, Tommy and Eli all had
their fur and backs raised and kept their distance. Baby Eyes was in another
room at the time.

The beagle noticed the catfood dish on the kitchen floor and headed that
way, so I carried him outside and tied him to a post at the base of the
porch steps, to await the owner to reclaim him. I didn't want to let him eat
here and get any notions about coming back.

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me, walked
right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then began licking
his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.




A kitty angel for sure.

How sweet! How did the beagle take it?
Christine
"Pat" wrote in message
...
Gloria came over today with a small beagle in her arms that she had found
while she was walking in the woods, checking the fences. I was scared when
I
saw her approach, thinking the little dog might be injured, but no, she
was
carrying him because her dogs were unhappy about his presence and being
mean
to him.

The beagle had a name and phone number on his collar, and Gloria used my
phone to leave a message on the owner's phone to call me, then left the
dog
in my living room and went home. Meanwhile, Abelard, Tommy and Eli all had
their fur and backs raised and kept their distance. Baby Eyes was in
another
room at the time.

The beagle noticed the catfood dish on the kitchen floor and headed that
way, so I carried him outside and tied him to a post at the base of the
porch steps, to await the owner to reclaim him. I didn't want to let him
eat
here and get any notions about coming back.

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me,
walked
right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then began licking
his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating a
dog
before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes never ceases to
amaze me.

Pat wrote:
Gloria came over today with a small beagle in her arms that she had
found while she was walking in the woods, checking the fences. I was
scared when I saw her approach, thinking the little dog might be
injured, but no, she was carrying him because her dogs were unhappy
about his presence and being mean to him.

The beagle had a name and phone number on his collar, and Gloria used
my phone to leave a message on the owner's phone to call me, then
left the dog in my living room and went home. Meanwhile, Abelard,
Tommy and Eli all had their fur and backs raised and kept their
distance. Baby Eyes was in another room at the time.

The beagle noticed the catfood dish on the kitchen floor and headed
that way, so I carried him outside and tied him to a post at the base
of the porch steps, to await the owner to reclaim him. I didn't want
to let him eat here and get any notions about coming back.

A little while later, I went out on the porch. Baby Eyes followed me,
walked right up to the beagle, sniffed him for a few moments, then
began licking his head.

I don't think I've ever seen a cat spend so little time investigating
a dog before treating it like a beloved family member. Baby Eyes
never ceases to amaze me.

Awwwwwww.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Milo & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

"Christine Burel" wrote in message
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How sweet! How did the beagle take it?

Just stood there looking sorta dumb. He was a sweet pup.

I've wanted to get a dog for a long time, maybe I will now...